Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-09

ultra radicals it is now divided into
two apartments by II strong and solid
| partition that reaches from wall to
wall and from floor to ceiling. A mar
| row and very heavy door allows one
| person at time to enter the rear
room and prevents any sudden rush or
raid by the police, and enables its inmates
to successfully withstand q siege for n
long enough time to effect an escape
through other parts Of the building
The proprietor, Paul Wilzig, is man
Of about As. Medium sized, slender,
sinewy, quick and intelligent, he displays
many CT the qualities which make man
natural political leader. He is of Ger
man birth and education, but reads,
writes and speaks English admirably. He
is very popular with the more radical
progrcssives, and owing to the bitter feel
ing between the two, just as unpopular
with the police. Ills place is practically
under police surveillance. BY day it is
we'll patronized the outside room, which
contains the bar, being filed by customers
of both sexes, and the inside room or
"castlc' being often used. At night both
bar and "castle" are packed with agita-
tors.
The language most frequently heard at
WilZig' is German; next to this the pc
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the Slavonic race. Anarchists Of this
origin are usually brave, determined, pa
lent and VengCful. From the brutal
miltarism which has long prevailed in
the two great empires, there has been de-
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